Wiktionary
a. 1 Opposed to the production or use of nuclear weapons, or opposed to the generation of electricity from nuclear power. 2 Serving as protection from nuclear devices
Usage examples of "antinuclear".
The antinuclear protests in Asia during the past decades had been heavily funded by Japan, and had succeeded in spite of rumors in the Western press that Japan itself was working on a new type of nuclear weapon.
There he set about acquiring all he would need to transform Angela Glenmore into an antinuclear activist.
She knew that Penny had neither liked nor trusted Les Billings since he had joined their antinuclear society a few months before.
She had selected the La Plomo incident as the grand backdrop against which she would expose the horrible truth that would galvanize her generation into the new antinuclear movement: unnuking.
My pro-nuclear views ran side by side with an antinuclear article by George Wald.
They were the first activists I had ever met from the antinuclear movement of the fifties and the civil rights and antiwar movements of the sixties.
To her parents' tolerant exasperation she was never missing from antinuclear demonstrations or the noisier manifestations of left-wing protest.
It would have been nice to have an atomic weapon just then, but as long as the Tibetans keep those antinuclear warfare prayer wheels turning, such thoughts must remain merely science-fictional.
It would have been nice to have an atomic weapon just then, but as long as the Tibetans keep those antinuclear warfare prayer wheels turning, such thoughts must remain merely science -- fictional.